Our SWMS bolt-in roll cages are a great addition for the track day enthusiast. Our half cages are made using the same materials we use when building all of our race cars and offer a great level of protection in the event of a roll.
Designed to be easy to install at home with a basic set of tools, our bolt-in cages can be powder coated in a range of colours and include all fittings and fixings to complete the installation.
Custom variations and additional bracing, such as strut braces or additional crosses in the hoop, are available on request.
Our cages are made using 45mm x 2.5mm CDS (Cold Drawn Seamless) tube to the E355+N specification, as mandated in the Motorsport UK regulations (the “Blue Book”).
Fitting service is available, please contact us in the Workshop.
We hold a stock of most bolt-in cages, but if not then items are made to order – we try hard to manufacture items and dispatch within 5 working days.
International delivery - please contact us to confirm shipping costs, shipping calculator prices are a guide only.
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Some of our products are large items to ship and it is difficult to calculate accurate shipping costs to everywhere in the world - if you are unhappy about the shipping cost quoted at checkout please contact us with your exact location and postal code so that we can do our best to get you the most effective personalised shipping cost possible. We do not attempt to profit from delivery charges so we will get you the best deal we can.
We're dedicated to delivering your purchase as quickly and affordably as possible. Some of our products are hand made or custom made to order so they are not held in stock. Some goods come from abroad so may take a little longer than you expect.
If your purchase is time critical please check with us before placing your order to avoid being disappointed.
Car modification laws in the UK and elsewhere are in place to ensure drivers who want to enhance their vehicles adhere to certain safety standards. While modifications are a great way to alter the look and performance of a car, some may also affect the handling and overall safety of the vehicle on the road.
You may need to inform your insurance company of any modifications made to your car – whether they were already installed when you purchased the vehicle or if you have done them yourself. If you don’t tell your insurer, any future claim you make could be turned down. Worse still, your insurance could be completely invalidated. Modifications carried out to any car may affect the vehicle manufacturers warranty.
